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Aer Lingus seat pitch

Fratton Fred · 2009-04-09 16:03:50

Does anyone know if EI have added more seats on their Dub-LHR planes? I'm on a 321 (Ide) and it looks like it has been built for midgets! Is 36 rows on a 321 normal?

09-04-2009 4:03pm

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Fratton Fred

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Does anyone know if EI have added more seats on their Dub-LHR planes? I'm on a 321 (Ide) and it looks like it has been built for midgets! Is 36 rows on a 321 normal?

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#2 09-04-2009 5:18pm

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No its the same as always but maybe the last time you travelled you flew on an A320 which has 174 seats.
The A321 has 212 seats , its a much bigger aircraft , but looks better for it !

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#3 09-04-2009 5:34pm

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Could be, but it feels very cramped. I like EI's seats but the leg room feels poor. Certainly no more than FR

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